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Shame and guilt stop survivors reporting child sexual abuse in religious institutions
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse has published a research report on child sexual abuse in religious institutions, based on accounts shared by survivors at its Truth Project.
Inquiry publishes financial report for 2018/19
We have today published our financial report for 2018/19 which details the Inquiry’s spending for salaries, legal costs, and safeguarding.
Details about the remuneration package including salary for Inquiry Chair Alexis Jay and the other Panel members are included in the report.
Inquiry publishes report into the Diocese of Chichester and Peter Ball
The Inquiry has today (9 May) published its report, ‘Anglican Church Case Studies: the Diocese of Chichester and the response to allegations against Peter Ball’.
Inquiry announces new investigation into child protection in religious organisations and settings
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse has announced a new investigation into child protection in religious organisations and settings.
Inquiry to hold public hearing in Internet investigation
The Inquiry is holding a public hearing in the Internet investigation from 13-24 May.
The hearing will take place from 10:30am to 4.15pm at the Inquiry’s hearing centre, 18 Pocock Street, London. Thursday 23 May will be a non-sitting day.
Over 3,000 participants for Truth Project
More than 3,000 people have now shared their experience of child sexual abuse with the Inquiry’s Truth Project.
The Truth Project provides a confidential and supportive setting for victims and survivors of child sexual abuse to be heard.
Inquiry announces publication date for report into the Diocese of Chichester and the Peter Ball case studies
The Inquiry will publish the investigation report, Anglican Church Case Studies: the Diocese of Chichester and the response to allegations against Peter Ball at midday on Thursday 9 May 2019.
Inquiry to hold further seminar on mandatory reporting
The Inquiry is set to hold a further seminar on mandatory reporting on April 29 and 30.
The seminar will consider the arguments for and against making the reporting of child sexual abuse a legal requirement in England and Wales.
It will be held at the Inquiry’s hearing centre at 18 Pocock Street, Southwark, London.
Inquiry updates preliminary hearing date
The Inquiry has today announced that the preliminary hearing into institutional responses to allegations of child sexual abuse involving the late Lord Janner of Braunstone QC will not now take place on 23 May, but will now be held on 24 September.
Inquiry publishes summary of victims and survivors’ views on mandatory reporting
The Inquiry has today (April 3) published a summary of victims and survivors’ views on mandatory reporting.
Members of the Inquiry’s Victims and Survivors Forum were asked whether they supported the introduction of legislation which would make the reporting of child sexual abuse a legal requirement in England and Wales.
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